From the iconic Krampus Run in Whitby, to the stunning Sewerby Winter Woodland and glowing Scarborough Lights, there are a number of magical and exciting events across the coast this holiday season.
Here are 29 fun-filled festivities to enjoy this December!
17. What's on in December
Humble Bee Farm glamping and camping site at Flixton, between Filey and Scarborough, will be welcoming everyone who believes in Santa Claus to its Magical Christmas Experience starting on Saturday, December 6 and continuing on various dates in the run up to Christmas. Santa will visit the Christmas grotto and create magic with each family, before dancing the night away with Esmeralda and all the children! This ticketed event includes fabulous festive light displays, a farm-inspired Christmas grotto, and the fun and friendly farmyard gang who will be safe and sound in their winter pens. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
18. What's on in December
A Christmas Fair is set to take place at Bridlington Spa on December 6. Located in the Spa Royal Hall, visitors can expect beautiful festive gift and decor traders, performances by the fabulous Coastal Voices ,free children's card and craft activities, tombolas, raffle, festive treats as well as a chance to meet Donald Duck and Minnie Mouse! All proceeds will be used to buy and distribute gifts to people who face Christmas alone either at home or in hospital. Photo: Marisa Cashill
19. What's on in December
Wonkey Donkey & the Magic Christmas Carrot is the Stephen Joseph Theatre's annual Christmas show for under 6s.It will be on from December 11-22. Full of songs, silliness and festive fun! Join us on an unforgettable quest to find the Magic Christmas Carrot. Along the way you’ll meet quirky characters, sing catchy songs and get your festive groove on. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
20. What's on in December
Dick Whittington Pantomime is coming to Bridlington Spa on December 12 until January 4. It's a real knockout for Bridlington Spa's festive pantomime as former boxing champion Tommy Coyle steps into the ring or rather, onto the stage to take on the villainous role of King Rat in this year's spectacular production of Dick Whittington! Hull's hometown hero, renowned for his fighting spirit and community work, will be swapping his boxing gloves for a villain's cloak, ready to bring plenty of punch to the panto baddie. Expect dodgy dealings, plenty of boos, and a few cheeky jabs as he goes toe to toe with the show's hero in a battle for the streets of London and the audience's affections! Photo: Bridlington Spa